Biddeston QLD, 4401
Biddeston Real Estate: Suburb Profile
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Overview Biddeston is a rural locality in the Toowoomba Region of Queensland, Australia. It is neighboured by the following localities: Aubigny, Linthorpe, Oakey, Southbrook, Kingsthorpe, Wellcamp, Westbrook, and Athol. As of the 2016 census, the population of Biddeston was 5,720 individuals.
Living in Biddeston Biddeston offers quiet living to its residents, with few amenities like a convenience store. Stand-alone, spacious homes and many homesteads can be found here. There is no commercial area except for the Biddeston store where residents can purchase items of daily use. Biddeston is home to the Biddeston State School, a primary school for boys and girls. There are no secondary schools in Biddeston, and the nearest one is the Oakey State High School in the neighbouring locality of Oakey.
History of Biddeston The Crosshill State School opened in the area where Biddeston is located on 9 August 1880 and closed in 1940. The Biddeston State School opened on 14 October 1919 as a one-room school, capable of seating 14 children. It was not until 1954 that the school got a second room built to accommodate the increasing number of students. A pre-school was also added to the school in 1986. On 2 March 2015, a gruesome incident occurred in Biddeston, when a grandfather killed his pregnant daughter and grandson.
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